50 inch SAMSUNG HDTV DLP FOR SALE!!!

[highfihoney]

I told my wife this is it, the last one, we will shake on it.
How many times have we said that to someone.?.?.?.

BUT SEREIOUSLY would I be safe to get a 56inch 1080P TV and be happy for the next, SAY, 2-Years?? Because I truly want to be....

I want to start on the Theatre Room itself and STOP spending SO much on Technology!!!

Work on Home Theatre, work on room room room!

Advice??

Lets look at whats happened in Home Theater in the last 2 years,technology is moving at a lightning pace,features are being added allmost on a weekly basis,prices are dropping like fly's,following this pattern your allmost assured that what ever you buy will be obsolete or hold little value within the next 2 years.

My point is this,you want/need to work on your HT room,why not put upgrading electronics on the back burner & finish your room,after your room is done then & only then start thinking about upgrading electronics,ive found out after many years in this hobby that in most cases there is no such thing as an upgrade,only lateral moves that require spending large amounts of cash.

Buying used tv's is probabally not a good move but used speakers & electronics is a very safe bet,you can keep costs down & quality levels extremely high from buying gear from somebody else who has upgrade fever,let somebody else loose 60% just so they can have a new feature.

Here are a few examples of what buying from people with upgrade fever can get you & you wont touch this kinda quality of receiver for $400 new at any store.

http://cls.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls.pl?miscrcvr&1198459516

http://cls.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls.pl?miscrcvr&1198149172

 

[samsungson]

Lets look at whats happened in Home Theater in the last 2 years,technology is moving at a lightning pace,features are being added allmost on a weekly basis,prices are dropping like fly's,following this pattern your allmost assured that what ever you buy will be obsolete or hold little value within the next 2 years.

My point is this,you want/need to work on your HT room,why not put upgrading electronics on the back burner & finish your room,after your room is done then & only then start thinking about upgrading electronics,ive found out after many years in this hobby that in most cases there is no such thing as an upgrade,only lateral moves that require spending large amounts of cash.

Buying used tv's is probabally not a good move but used speakers & electronics is a very safe bet,you can keep costs down & quality levels extremely high from buying gear from somebody else who has upgrade fever,let somebody else loose 60% just so they can have a new feature.

Here are a few examples of what buying from people with upgrade fever can get you & you wont touch this kinda quality of receiver for $400 new at any store.

http://cls.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls.pl?miscrcvr&1198459516

http://cls.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/cls.pl?miscrcvr&1198149172

WOW!


Those are outstanding deals!!

YOU are one smart individual and VERY paced. I need to learn from your experience for sure and BE SMART about this.

I want a YAMAHA Receiver under $500.00 AND I'm (Like I said) am going 1080P and Blue-Ray with 7CH Audio. At this point what is your recommendation? I am liking what you have showed me in those two links BUT want to know the YAMAHA line at this price range and what I need in capabilities.

I do feel a sense of calm now in my HOME THEATRE Ventures!! That's a Plus.


- ALSO anybody know where to get those sectionals you put on your walls to help keep sound currents down and controlled? Those Large Square and Rectangle pieces. Sorry, sloppy description .

 

[highfihoney]

WOW!


Those are outstanding deals!!

YOU are one smart individual and VERY paced. I need to learn from your experience for sure and BE SMART about this.

I want a YAMAHA Receiver under $500.00 AND I'm (Like I said) am going 1080P and Blue-Ray with 7CH Audio. At this point what is your recommendation? I am liking what you have showed me in those two links BUT want to know the YAMAHA line at this price range and what I need in capabilities.

I do feel a sense of calm now in my HOME THEATRE Ventures!! That's a Plus.


- ALSO anybody know where to get those sectionals you put on your walls to help keep sound currents down and controlled? Those Large Square and Rectangle pieces. Sorry, sloppy description .

Thanks for the vote of confidence but i am the last guy here to give good advice for HT receivers,i am a 2 channel stereo guy & what i know about home theater is very little,there are many more members here who are qualified to answer your questions.

Why not search Audiogon for used receivers that interest you & post links to them in a thread asking the membership what they think about them vs what you can get in a new receiver,im sure you'll get lots of great info.

Member Seth=l has a good knowledge of current models & features,also member Zumbo is a Yamaha user & very well versed to answer your questions.

The best advice that i can offer is to be patient & to know the prices of everything your interested in from a bunch of different sources,try not to get fixated on one model of anything,instead find as many model's of each peice of gear that will fit your needs,spend some time looking at prices of all these items,have the cash on hand to leap on a smoking deal when you see it,after a while you'll get a feel for when its time to pull the trigger,being patient is when the best deals come.

 

[samsungson]

Thanks for the vote of confidence but i am the last guy here to give good advice for HT receivers,i am a 2 channel stereo guy & what i know about home theater is very little,there are many more members here who are qualified to answer your questions.

Why not search Audiogon for used receivers that interest you & post links to them in a thread asking the membership what they think about them vs what you can get in a new receiver,im sure you'll get lots of great info.

Member Seth=l has a good knowledge of current models & features,also member Zumbo is a Yamaha user & very well versed to answer your questions.

The best advice that i can offer is to be patient & to know the prices of everything your interested in from a bunch of different sources,try not to get fixated on one model of anything,instead find as many model's of each peice of gear that will fit your needs,spend some time looking at prices of all these items,have the cash on hand to leap on a smoking deal when you see it,after a while you'll get a feel for when its time to pull the trigger,being patient is when the best deals come.

Well you have been help in my mental area, thanks!

 

[shoryuken]

Tv

So are you keeping it still or are you planning on dropping price?